Look, the executive branch isn't able to simply go raid legislative offices. It first needs to obtain concurrence from the judicial branch in the form of a search warrant. In this way, there remains a balance of power.
How many times in past US history such search took place?
115 posted on 05/28/2006 6:28:43 AM PDT by A. Pole
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How many times in past US history such search took place?
Irrelevant to the case at hand. Either there is a separation of powers issue, or there isn't. Whether or not precedent exists has no bearing on this situation.